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Trayscale is an unofficial Linux graphical frontend for viewing and controlling an existing Tailscale connection. It includes Tailscale status, peer visibility, and connection controls. It is aimed at Linux users wanting desktop controls for their Tailscale installation.
Linux users wanting desktop controls for their Tailscale installation
The Tailscale daemon must be installed and configured separately. Tailscale service plans and network permissions are outside this application's license.
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The application is distributed under MIT. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. The Tailscale daemon must be installed and configured separately.
MIT; The Tailscale daemon must be installed and configured separately.
The $0 price applies to the listed open source application. The Tailscale daemon must be installed and configured separately.
Brings Tailscale status and peer visibility into the same workflow.
Configure the Tailscale daemon, grant the intended user operator access, and use the interface to inspect connection state and available peers.
The Tailscale daemon must be installed and configured separately.
Tailscale service plans and network permissions are outside this application's license.
Trayscale fits Linux users wanting desktop controls for their Tailscale installation. Configure the Tailscale daemon, grant the intended user operator access, and use the interface to inspect connection state and available peers.
The Tailscale daemon must be installed and configured separately. Tailscale service plans and network permissions are outside this application's license. Start with a small setup and verify credentials, network access, and recovery steps before expanding its role.
The application is distributed under MIT. The listed desktop or mobile software can be used on an ongoing basis without a software subscription. The Tailscale daemon must be installed and configured separately.
Yes. Trayscale includes Tailscale status. Configure the Tailscale daemon, grant the intended user operator access, and use the interface to inspect connection state and available peers.
The Tailscale daemon must be installed and configured separately. Tailscale service plans and network permissions are outside this application's license.
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